The Script for Freedom

Tzvi Freeman

Abraham was free. He heard the divine symphony and danced to its tune, unfettered by the chains of time and space.

We, too, can dance to the same song. Not because our limbs resonate with the heavens. But because we were handed the score at Sinai and connected to its Composer.

And so, at any moment, any of us can let go of our chains. Any of us can be free.

See Tanya, chapter 47.

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MS Brooklyn April 18, 2024

How meaningful is choreography if you are deaf to the tune? Reply

Ever New York April 22, 2024

in response to MS:

what do you mean? Reply

Rita Forbes Clinton April 18, 2025

in response to MS:

Good 🌻 Morning,

It is in the depth of our soul that resonates the sound and movement of our being. I believe you can rightfully call it "soul music." It is in GD that we live, and move, and have being.

Your question, "How meaningful is choreography if you are deaf to the tune?" On the other hand, how meaningful is choreography if you cannot see the dance? Both are symbolic of our mortality. If you believe in GD and that GD has given you eternal life, then you will have life after life, so this statement is irrevelant and it means NOTHING. We transition to a different state of being.

GD has taken care of there and then, so let us focus on the here and now. Everything GD created has rhythm even if I cannot audibly hear it. Watch the sifaka monkeys, the dancing lemurs, of Madagascar. When grounded, they do not walk but dance wherever they go and they hear no music. The American Woodcock [bird] always dances rhythmically as it walks along its pathway. It's a "joy" to watch!🕊💜 Reply

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